Electricity is one of the biggest monthly expenses for many Filipino households. Whether you are checking your power bill, planning your home budget, or considering solar, one question always comes […]
How to use and navigate the My Meralco Web Portal. Managing electricity-related tasks used to mean long queues, printed statements, customer hotline calls, and multiple visits to a service center. […]
Meralco is the Philippines’ largest electricity distributor, powering millions of homes and businesses daily. As customers seek faster and more convenient ways to manage their electricity accounts, Meralco offers two […]
Hello everyone! I’m excited to share this article with you, whether you’re a newcomer to Meralco, a new homeowner, or a long-time customer wanting to understand your electric bill better. […]
Air conditioning becomes a necessity rather than a luxury in the Philippines’ searing heat, especially during the high summer months. While having a cool and comfortable indoor atmosphere is essential, […]
[toc] Overview: What is Meralco Online With all of the mobile applications available on our phones, paying Meralco bills has become simple and convenient. Since the outbreak, paperless billing has […]
[toc] Overview Summertime, or shall I say Dry Season is here again and it is the time that we get curious about our Air Conditioning (AC) electrical consumption. So I […]
Good news to all Meralco subscribers! There is another rate down announcement for the third consecutive month! The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) announced a Php 0.11 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) reduction […]
Meralco has announced that overall electricity rates for the first month of the year is down to P9.84 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), lower by P0.34 per kWh from prior month’s P10.18. […]
Meralco recently announced that after four consecutive months of reduction, the overall electricity rates this September will go down by PhP 0.57 per kilowatt hour (kWh) for its residential customers. […]
Price rollback is always a good news! So, here’s one from Meralco. The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) said that overall rates went down by P0.70 per kilowatthour (kWh) this May. […]
